Simon’s Sister’s Dog ‘Fed Up’, RSPCA Campaign Against Pet Obesity

by Scott Beale on December 8, 2008 · 0 comments

Simon Tofield, the animator behind the wonderful “Simon’s Cat” series, is back with Simon’s Sister’s Dog ‘Fed Up’”, to help spread awareness of RSPCA’s “give animals a voice campaign” which tackles the serious issue of pet obesity.

According to leading vets, pet obesity is one of the biggest issues affecting pets’ health and one in three of the UK’s dogs and cats are now overweight. Fat pets can develop serious health problems – including diabetes, arthritis and even organ failure.

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